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When they provide a datasheet, you ignore the picture. Do you think the 2 pin connectors look like the picture? Vince.

Here's a web page I put together a few years ago on Molex connectors. They are pretty universal. http://golddredgervideo.com/kc0wox/tools/molex.htm ( http://golddredgervideo.com/kc0wox/tools/molex.htm

WA9DOH Richmond, IL (Illinois/Wisconsin State-line. Grid Sq. EN52ul BITX40v3 12V. battery. 8V battery runs PA cooling fan. see attachment First DX: EA8JK CANARY ISLANDS (La Palma) 17 mi West of Lake

Thanks Rich, it's always good to hear that users like the software. On the other hand, I definitely don't want to encourage any procrastination. The whole idea of the BITX40 project is to encourage

I have some crimpers, I think I got from Seeed. I have had trouble using them. The pins are so small, you have to have every thing perfect. You can smash the pin or it turns sideways? You got to have

K0KIK, Daniel from LeMars, IA. EN12wt

John, AD0RW, from Coralville, Iowa. Hawkeye country, right next door to Iowa City and the U. of Iowa. I have a choice between a dipole at 30 feet and an 80 meter wire vertical (mostly, more like half

Jack, thanks for your wise comment, but I believe there's no need to worry. I started my project from the following basic goals: - provide a "standard" software - some minimal hardware may have to be

Did you see the picture. I have had to throw away ones like that. They are made for automated equipment that shears off the sides. I have had lots of them, they stink. If you don't cut perfect they

Jack, Thanks for sending the boards. Picked them up today.. Nice looking board!. I also received my atmega 2560 mini pro and the correct DDS 9850. Mars 3 etc So parts have started to roll in... 1. I

I ordered my bitx40 in late May, with DHL shipping for $10, and received it in a few days. ?No customs charge.

Thanks to everyone who responded. ?That puts me on the right track. ?I use pliers to crimp such pins, then solder. ?A bit fussy to do, but works for me.

I came across this superb project. I have already ordered a teensy do I can play with it. It may work?nicely inside our bitx40 It is incredibly well documented https://gi1mic.github.io/ (

About 5 miles south of Charlevoix, Michigan. Charlevoix is on US 31, south-west of the Straits of Mackinaw. RichKC8MWG

Enjoy the vacation Pavel! Looking forward to your updated library when you're back. 73 Allard PE1NWL

South Haven, Michigan, near the shore of Lake Michigan, 80 miles Northeast of Chicago Harbor. Draw a line down 8 Mile Road all the way from Detroit to Lake Michigan, where 8 Mile Rd (Baseline Rd) hits

Yeah. I even pretend in the past to made a folk, a mix of one of my project & bitx40, but time (lack of it) move me to join my efforts to improve Allards code... That's the beauty of open source, you

i have to say that I managed to connect a Baofeng mic using a 4 pin connector -much more reluable and steady connection than a jack 3,5- but i decided to use original mic just for testing. So I made

Arduino IDE 1.8.x familly introduced a few code optimizations. (in fact they was tested in the 1.7.x familly but stablished on the 1.8.x familly) That's why you see 100% code size, upgrade to the

That's even better, as Allard's code is pretty tight. One of my worries is that we don't fragment and fracture the group with too many processor/code variations. I'm guilty of this, too, as I will